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Foreman Lit terms

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The character or force in conflict with the main character. Antagonist
A person or animal that takes part in the action of a literary work. Character
Words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the senses. Paints a picture with words. Imagery
The sequence of events of a story. Plot
The main character in a literary work. Protagonist
The feeling created by author. Mood
The introduction to the story. Introduces characters, setting, and basic details. Exposition
The highpoint of the story. The turning point Climax
The part of the story that occurs when the conflict is introduced. Rising Action
The outcome of the story. Resolution
Action that follows the climax of a story. Falling action
The struggle between two opposing forces. Conflict
A memory. A part where the story goes back in time. Flashback
Clues that the author gives about what will happen in the story. Foreshadowing
A feeling of uncertainty about what is going to happen. Suspense
The time and place where a story occurs. Setting
Story told by a person that experienced it. First person point of view
The moral of the story. Theme
When something that is nonhuman gets human qualities. Personification
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